Finally! Summer has arrived!

Took a little trip out to Mont Saint-Hilaire with some Concordia Outdoors folks for a day hike.  Hilaire is always a chill hike, and I got to play with the P6000 a little more this time.  I can safely say that the GPS functionality, while cool, is more gimmick than anything else — it took over two minutes for the camera to get a lock while on the summit of a freaking mountain.  Nothing in the way between the camera and the sky.  Really?

That said, it is cool to have your photos automatically geotagged when you upload them to Flickr.

Otherwise, sorry to have been so quiet lately.  I’ve been pretty busy with the outdoors club and with a new relationship.  While I’m still pretty active on Twitter, I promise to be better about that whole blogging thing.  Please don’t leave me!

While this is not intended to be legal advice, Michael Forian posted a very useful link for photographers in Canada.
This is a collection of Canadian laws, Provincial statutes and regulations, and some by-laws, which apply to photographers. Originally, this was a collection of laws specific to Toronto, Ontario, Canada, however, with growing interest in the [...]

National Geographic has created an “infinite photograph” made up of user-submitted photos as part of its Green Guide for Everyday Living.  Clicking on any part of the image zooms in to a mosaic of smaller images, each of which may be double-clicked on once you hit a certain zoom level for more information.
It’s a pretty [...]